Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1937, Page 11

JRSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937. “Bumpograph” DEVICE AIDS HIGHWAY SMOOTHING. FARM MOVEMENT T0 OPEN N UTAH Mormons to Explain Project Affecting 80,000 at Conference, | BY the Associated Press. SALT LAKE OITY, April 1.—A “Mormon” back-to-the-farm move- | ment will be launched shortly. "MEAN MORE POWER TO YOUR DOLLAR X A o : ; g project to take 80,000 needy members P ’ ? off relief, will be explained at the an Annwersary rice. ilies now being given direct assistance the church.” ness in road surfaces, and is |food and clothing for the need so sensitive that it records |accumulated i annual ehurch conference April 4, 6 and 6. > n % .‘ ) i g kg il Lee is completing & report on the ¥ : Y 3 : ¥ i fl | relief work of last year for presenta- y . v r | tion with the new plans 4 1 ; & r Ml Announcing its relief plans a year ] 2 3 o 1 ‘48 ago, the church did not prohibit v / ' members from participating in Fed- tiny humps only 1-16 of an Former United S inch high. Uneven spots are The broad, permanent rehabilitation i 4 / | eral work programs, but it urged an 95 9 OIL SILK SHOWER CURTAINS Crack-proof! Mildew-proof! Weighted at the bottom! Standard 72x72 inch shower curtains marked by the machine with work may provide financtal assistance |in purchasing and equipping farms, | said Harold B. Lee, executive direc- of self-sustaining farm units, either singly or in colonies, for many fam- iest day's labor” be given in re- turn for help Latest in the drive to smooth Storehouses Fitted Up. strating his invention The device is used to chart uneven- that are absolutely water-proof. Four new @ 19 patterns, including a new ripple design. Choose A halk ihich d from maize, green, orchid, blue, red, white or MNUETSALy. LG DR Ser ey GO £ . & to d roller and gra - peach. Priced ro% graserion OIL SILK WINDOW DRAPES TO MATCH, 1.99 PR. We're first again to present this newest divan by Simmons, a “Tiltaway” that needs no pushing away from Mie wall, with the new bed-hi feature. Fitted with TWO innerspring mattresses, making each side equally comfortable. Built by master bedding designers to give all the comfort of a real single or double bed. Covered in heavy tapestry weaves in rust, brown or green. v (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) | tor of the General Committee for the church security program. Self-Sustaining Unita. “The purpose will be the creation the path of motorists in Cali- Storehouses fornia is the “bumpograph,” |raised and c devised by E. L. Seitz, State |relief projects engineer, here shown demon- | established. Tailo erators for smoothing out the |Day Saints wo surface. —Wide World Photo. |the world in be — - Government, relie FEW MAGNOLIA TREES | iNDia : SUFFER FROM FROST INDIAN USING HATCHET out attal sHdes the second bed, with innerspring metiress che Push a lever and the second bed ratses up to full bed height. All Steel CARD TABLES 'Many Blooms Saved, However, Says Parks Official, Through Use of Smudge Pots. Some of the magnolia trees now in | blossom in the park system have been nipped by frost, but Frank T. G side, assistant superintendent of t National Capital Park GETS YEAR ON PROBATION Denies He Threatened to Scalp Two Men Asleep in Bed in Basement Apartment. Lawrence Fr Villiams, Mohaw Indian . used & steel hatchet instead of day to choj Judge Edward M. Curran in Court yesterday. n : © | Williams told ¢ morial in West Potomac Park and at | uno the hatct Finished _in red, Smooth steel legs that fold | the"pancy bed near Highway Bridge | g wor ih green, brown or § flat inside . .. absolutely | gore ot affected by the c | e & black enamel. collapse-proof. . Removable | "1e smudge pots, Gartside report- o1 : block “Masonite” mokes | oy " 1 was not possible to place i pots at each tree in isolated spots in 3 Liquor-proof TOP i:::sgx:;esy"‘slisgd.nnd the blossoms on ® Burn-proof Top the efficacy of the smudge pots Was | guy 17 1.99 1;?1\(2;1 in the number of blooms on a year's proba The massed display of magnolias near the District orld War Me- probation officer, None of the Japanese che blos- | o mendation he passed t | soms were affected by the cold, the You Don't Often See Matching Chairs With assistant park chief and the HAND-BLOCKED ; Padded Seats, 1.25 each | ff!a also appears to have escaped G L A Z E D ' ; . B (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) = : I I I | | I Z o . ] - : Ko i e e Representative J. Ha by g I . 1 Musical Instruments, ete. of Pennsylvania will be F; : . ! i 10 y Lowest Unredeemed dinner given by . : i ; 7 | Rates @ riiie unit of the Pe ia Den | E M s Possitle For Sale Club of Wa the Am - : 3 3 % S - | Take Any Bus Leaving Navy Country Club at 7:30 p.m. to- 1 £ ; ‘ 11th and Pa Are. oirow 3 3 4 ; # . Among the expected guests are ‘ v § & Lieut. Gov. Thomas Kenne e E 3 G | | Senator Leo Mundy ar tes A ] 3 i #H o1 , : 7 1 # | president e Luzerne C« at Yal’d : 4 : — Club, will be toastmaster 66x18x12 Steel s much more. You'll recognize this from the “feel” of the chintz itself . . a fine count fabric with plenty of body. Cablnefs The paterns are stunning. Big ones, small over effects 3% ¥ .9!’ Pressure COOker and in-between sizes. Vividly contrasting with the back- SRS ! 4 : L 93 grounds of black, brown, natural, green, red, blue or £ h 3 ; J by 6-qt. esed peach. 3 W’ [ The tollest size. Built of heavy e SPECIAL PURCHASE! o o 1,200 Yards of Glazed Chintz ivory, white or two-toned enamel. 21¢ -y (Pifth Floor. The Wenht Co.) 5 yards, $1 (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Oo.) .' i e ke DINNER FOR FLANNERY Truth is, this particular group were made to sell for A GUINNESS, PLEASE Retains all the important vitamins and minerals and eliminates shrinkarge of meas. Prevents steam, grease or odors from es- caping and also cuts gas consumption. Other Sizes at Prices Equally Low! FIFTH FLOOR—The Heeht Co. Compare the Time National Cooker Other Methods Roast Chicken 30 min, rs. Baked Beans. 30 min, 2 hrs. Pot Roast . 40 min. 2 hrs. Mecat Soups ~ 30 min. 2 hrs When the Welsh Rabbit came out of the hat he asked for Guinness HE Welsh rabbit knew he was good—and he knew he would taste even better with a Guinness. Nothing magical about that! The dry flavour of Guinness heightens the enjoyment of any cheese dish—even plain crackers and cheese. “Lullabye” CRIB . LN T 10.98 A full-size, bow-end crib, with smoothly working drop-side and fine link steel spring. Of maple or ivory finished hardwood. In- nerspring Mattress to fit 699 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Guinness is a wholly natural brew, made in % . Dublin from barley malt, hops, yeast and water High Chair : —nothing else. It is brewed slowly and aged for 6.93 . ‘ a year—in oak vats and in bottle. J - This natural method of brewing Guinness has been used ever since 1759. It accounts for the natural pleasure to be found in every bottle —and for the fact that Guinness is today the most popular brew in the world. GUINNESS ALSO IS ENJOYED before meals, after exe ercise or when tired, and before retiring. You should be able to get it wherever you buy good beer or ale. GUINNESS IS GOOD FOR YOU The story of Guinness since 1750: 108 pages. z 2 fllustrations. Writ eriean Representa- National 5100 Ive A ‘Guinness, Son & Co, Lid. Devt. Easily converted into a play table or nursery chair. Complete with wood tray and enamel com- mode. Sturdily English-type Coach, 24,98 bultof Sople With fine, loose-cushion wphoistery, foot wood. weld, foot extension, storm shield, sun 5 = visor and chrome pusher. Blue or gray. 3-Pc. High Chair Pads____$1 : (Pourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) S (Fourth Floor. The Hecht Co.) Just see these Matching Smaller Sizes for dinettes, halls and sun porches A AT THE “ECHT Co. Approximately 36x72 inches. Approximately 27x54 inches.. i F St. at Seventh Approximately 30x36 inches_ & b S 801 Fifth Avenue, New York. Copyright, 1937, by A. Guinaess, Soa & Co., Ltd., GU102-B i (Bixth Floor, The Necht Ood